OUR HOUSING
Independence and Community Living
We offer diverse living solutions tailored to the unique needs of individuals with special needs. Here, new friendships form and confidence is gained in the knowledge that extra support is right around the corner, if needed.
Among our six properties, two are Section 8, HUD assisted homes that have tenant income qualifications. It’s important to note that the CLC is not a licensed AFC, and it requires tenants to be able to live independently with support, but without 24-hour supervision.
The Community Living Center (CLC) at BrickWays marks the beginning of Independent Living for many residents. Since our beginnings, we’ve expanded to include housing for 43 adults across five unique settings. Additionally, assistance services are provided using contract services; clients may choose the help needed to ensure their personal success.
Our new service model offers community programs, and most of those activities are part of the paid program. Residents at BrickWays enjoy art class, drum circles, cookouts, movie nights, and other coordinated events that are open to all tenants at no charge. Extra services such as light-duty housekeeping are provided using outside contracts.
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(Please note: Online applications are temporarily disabled as of March 21, 2024 for revisions).
If you are interested in applying for housing through Brickways, the link above will guide you through our online application process. You can sign and submit the documents through our online portal.
Community Living Center (CLC)
This first home, built in 1978, features 8 fully remodeled efficiency apartments.
Community Living Apartments
In 1983 the Community Living Apartments were constructed at the end of Grant Street. There are 9 apartments, each shared by two people.
College Park
Located just off Veterans Drive on Rennie Hill, our semi-assisted housing at College Park offers complete accessibility. Featuring an open layout and abundant natural light, each resident enjoys their own spacious bedroom. Unique among our residences, College Park has introduced a semi-assisted housing option that includes morning and evening staff support, daily checks, medication monitoring, meal preparation, activities, household assistance, and social activities.
Kelley Street
This bi-level home in a quiet neighborhood has a lower level with one bedroom and private bathroom, laundry, kitchen and living area. The upper level has two private bedrooms and a shared bathroom, kitchen, laundry room and living area.
Fern Street Living Center
Just one block off Garfield and close to the area bike trail system, Fern Street homes sit on a large treed property. Two small detached homes and a duplex provide housing for 8 individuals in this independent living setting.
Mark’s House
The Loeffelbein family has shared BrickWays vision for adults with disabilities, to achieve individual independence, to exercise choice and to belong in their community. In 2019, Diane (Loeffelbein) and Matt Miller generously donated a significant amount of the equity in the home on Grant Street, known always as Marks House.